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The Best Cities to Live with Seasonal Allergies in 2022
· Apr 14, 2022
It’s springtime! Daffodils are blooming, trees are leafing out, and Kleenex sales are through the roof.
Our body’s relationship with the food we eat can be complicated, to say the least. For some, spicy foods are a no-go. Others may struggle with indigestion, upset stomachs, or even bloating, sometimes for no apparent reason at all. But like it or not, our bodies can react in all sorts of ways to what […]
· Mar 29, 2022
Many allergy sufferers let out a sigh of relief when spring is over. They feel the pollen dissipating as summer dawns and believe they’ll finally be free of sneezing, nasal congestion, itchy eyes, and a scratchy throat until it comes back around the next year.
· Oct 31, 2019
Allergies are a serious problem for many people, with reactions ranging from flu and cold-like sniffling and sneezing to severe illness and even death. Unfortunately, the word “allergy” has been greatly
· Sep 12, 2019
Allergy sufferers — a group which more than 50 percent of the US population claims to fall in — typically know what seasons affect them the most and arm themselves with medicines and tools to fight the symptoms well ahead of time. But many people don’t realize that the air we breathe in our homes […]
· Mar 5, 2019
Baby allergies can sometimes be hard to diagnose as they can be mistaken for colic or a cold. Usually, the culprits responsible for a baby’s discomfort include foods (especially milk products), allergic reactions to pet hair, dander or dust and intolerance to such environmental causes, such as soap, solvents and smoke. #1 – Rashes – […]
· Jul 30, 2010
You’ve no doubt seen or heard at least one commercial advertising air purifiers. Many people did not grow up using one, and often don’t give it a second though. However, once you realize the benefits of owning and using an air purifier, it might be your next major purchase. Here are 3 benefits of an […]
· Jan 25, 2010
The term hypoallergenic is sometimes used to describe fabrics that are less likely to cause an allergic reaction. Today, many companies are creating materials and clothing that are free of toxins and harsh textiles. These milder resources are easier on the environment as well as the people who decorate their apartments with them. In fact, […]
· Oct 22, 2009